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Yes, that g\_signal\_connect line is an example of connecting to a GTK+ signal and similarly the purple\_signal\_connect lines are examples of connecting to a libpurple (in that case) signal.
Which signals you connect to and what you connect to them on depends entirely on what your goal is.
That purple signal (as the documentation indicates) will fire (and call the registered callback...
2009-11-13 03:15:27 UTC in Pidgin
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pidgin signals: displayed-im-msg, conversation-switched, conversation-displayed, conversation-hiding,
purple signals: writing-im-msg, deleting-conversation
GTK+ signals: key-press-event, button-press-event, focus-in-event
You are only correctly connecting to: displayed-im-msg, conversation-switched, writing-im-msg, and deleting-conversation
You need to use gtk_conv_handle for...
2009-11-12 03:57:18 UTC in Pidgin
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I don't know of any such plugin already existing but one could certainly be written.
2009-11-10 05:16:21 UTC in Pidgin
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Are the contents of these spam messages always the same? Without knowing more about the messages themselves or how exactly they are being sent there isn't much that anyone can really do. You can try keeping the Help->Debug Window open and checking to see if it says anything interesting when you are supposed to have sent a spam message.
2009-10-19 01:48:01 UTC in Pidgin
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Why do you think you are sending spam messages to your friends?.
2009-09-08 02:26:01 UTC in Pidgin
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Yes, I believe the pidgin VV stuff works with the web-based Google Talk client. Though I can't say more than that I don't really know anything about the VV support. Feel free to join the #pidgin IRC channel or devel XMPP room if you need more immediate help.
2009-09-08 00:54:15 UTC in Pidgin
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Upgrading to 2.6.2 should also fix it.
2009-09-08 00:32:34 UTC in Pidgin
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XMPP is the protocol, the protocol "better" known as Jabber, the protocol used by Google Talk, LiveJournal, etc.
2009-08-28 02:38:05 UTC in Pidgin
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What protocols are the accounts that will not connect using? Are they all XMPP accounts?.
2009-08-28 02:13:48 UTC in Pidgin
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This sounds like http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/9955.
2009-08-28 01:50:19 UTC in Pidgin
